Armament

Italian Navigatori Class Destroyers were constructed between 1928 and 1929. Twelve vessels served during World War Two, only one survived the conflict.

The Fiat BR.20 Cicogna was an Italian World War Two medium bomber. It first flew in 1936 and took part in all the major fronts fought by Italian forces.

The Reggiane Re.2000 Falco was a first generation Italian monoplane built in 1939.It was an export success, being purchased abroad in consistent numbers.

The Savoia Marchetti SM.81 Pipistrello was the militarized version of the SM.73. It served in the Spanish Civil War, but was replaced by the SM.79 in WWII.

The Macchi C.200 Saetta was one of the first modern Italian monoplanes. It was the third most produced Italian fighter in WWII with a total of 1,153 built.

Capitani Romani Class Cruisers were produced because there were no units in the Regia Marina able to reach the speed of French Mogador class destroyers.

The Breda Mod.35, OTO Mod.35 and the SRCM Mod.35 comprised the three types of hand grenade used by Italian forces in World War Two.

Alberto da Giussano class cruisers were the first in the Condottieri class series. Four cruisers were built by 1930, none of which survived the war.

The Condottieri Class light cruisers are unique as a class within the Regia Marina. The consisted of five sub-classes with varying armament and armor.

The San Giorgio is the best known of the two San Giorgio class cruisers. Built before WWI, the San Giorgio defended Tobruk before being scuttled by the crew.